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There’s a beauty in old things… |
| There’s a beauty in old things: in ancient stone, cracked and crumbling, fissured and fractured, stained by water and human hand; or the patina on old bronze, turquoise-black on an antique surface, shiny no more, but dull, even in sunlight; or splintered wood warped and weathered and worn ravaged by rain and wind and creeping ivy; Aged structures and forgotten accessories, neglected and discarded, but holding secrets and telling stories if only we dare to look |